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Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
Fifth EDlrI0I



strike In Cotton M,n
All the hsnds employed Nv
mill Of Melville Ganbr,,i @u
Thirteenth and Lombard cone
their work last tvaninR and ', ,n
ing the mill 10 silent, ercen, 'ah
merln2 made by three or fp r s
ing sId placing . nun Dor M "
Nobody but 'sosbs' vorL 80
said . man ~ the RKruBr ,cs
sentative entered the spool,.A
nsnt this morning. Inonir
GAmbrill revealed tho faot ~,
down towL ~ the Baltimore az
depot Later Mr.. Gamb,iIl -. ~.
tho ERrUBLIcAN once win
for hands to work In his fac,o,.
The cause OF tho strike, he
tho r. iusAl Of Miss Eltie IIs,sg
whila employed in the Arlins,a
Mills, 10 join the knights Of IN
sAyias that she would no, ivy
int sny thing with her s,'.
This remark, II was said, cap.S
70 the Knights OF Llhes W..
Gsmbrill was ash ed by a con ""
discharge Miss Hendricason y
hs told them he hoped they y,.l
Ito the difficulty amongst ,t,r
"a he did bot feel like dl,ch.,,.
while she did her work proue,I,
He said no did no, dl.c,.
against persons who came 10 n
tnploy nlent. Ho did nol cara !,
they were Methodia,., Cs,b's
Knights Of Labor. He agked h.
for . weok to consider tLs
| which was granted. Tie W.
hands claimed, expired list y
though there were some who ~
did not expire until 70 DAY. IN
ing, howev committee vatt |,
amongst the hands aud nousS
not 10 come back 70 work lhI,y,
q notice which Was faithful,
| Mr.. Gsmbrill aays no ~
went to Miss Hendrickson to Il
statement. Che said she annll,iI
| Arlington Mills some mon,b, /,
might work, and was enplots
was then collected TO join the X
Of Labor. After inquiry she ",
the conditions and the bensf,i
be 10 her. and she was told II 4,
mot join she would be put cut,
piled that she though. that IN
was rather unchAritable than cAr
and the WAS the only suppx
widowed neither.
| She said she WAS still ured
until one night she Was tod ,bu
no work for her that Night M
Idone three nights In srccsk,
when she inquired the c.u.s n
Iold to call 1T the ,fise and 4
money that Was due her Al
she spilled 10 M Cambria a
when the hAnds told her 1t Wv
20 apply, ss she would no, b pr
10 work. 6ha had COZ ladei % I'D
knights Of Labor, bnt last Tsz
night she rays she wss n jecya u
dollar was net returned.
Mr.. GAaDrpI Says tins funseis
the girls own story. ID rsNt
answer Mr.. Gamhtill SAYS iAE
he did rot want any trouble al n
ne coald not conscientiously dii
he Girl. He had no chi cior
becoming y Knight Of Labor,
siibed, bpt they would not
come one when she apple
| Mr.. Gambrill tays hs does not
yet what he will DO, bal be nlsli
, he oould, TO get hands and f,rh
up. and those who vert oui o
strike would not be given h. /
enos.
Mr.. Gambrill bought toe o.
, fall and had since been sod
4 With new machinery. BE BIZ
oeen RAINING IL about ,hre,. We
only 20 hands were eupiO!
II will employ 100 whY,A " y y
It's full capacity. \
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

The Middletown Transcript says:
That awful animal that has been
soaring the people Of the hundreds
nor.h Of us has 10: been captured yet.
The stories told about him vary In size
from house cot to u Bengal tiger The
farm ers say that they have no trouble
in keeping cOlored help in the house
O. nights pince be has been about.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
Proceedings Of the LsgisiAsurs.
SENATE.

DOVER, Feb. 4.--The Senate sssem-
Med NJ D O'CLOCK, when MIR. Dormsn
arose and 10 o sto rt speech stated that
he had tend cred his resignation OF tho
once OF postmaster and that the same
hAd been accepted
DR. Martin otjec'ed to bis being
onnl,eed. bat the objection was over
ruled, when the oath was administered
and he was duly qualified.
ON motion OF Mr.. Crossan the act TO
rei, corporate the Board OF Education
vas resd the third time aud passed.
On motion Of Mr. Ferguson . resolu-
tjon was adopted co receive NO new busi-
ness after March Is.
TIE bill 10 reincorporats tho Foiton
Seminary war read third hme sEu
passed. ,
bills to regulate the practice Of pnAr'
macy and an act mandatory OF Inc
chsr,er OF the city OF Wilmiugtou. Was
read second time by tito
Mr.. Ferguson moved that the vote py
which the Senator HcWhorter reso.u-
tons we're adopted be reoonsiuereu'
Upon objections being raised The matter
went over.
NJA mQllOD Oh - W bSA'''s
hour OF meeting GU Monday was hxod
at + O'Clock.
Upon motion OF Mr.. Ferguson the aci
20 autbcrise the town OF Middletown Y
borrow money for water works WAS read
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRIsENTATivns.
The House met at q. IN.
Mr.. Dassy introd need , bill TO incor'
porste the Sussex Transportation Com
psny.
o. Mr.. Harm gton's motion the bill
re Incorporating tho Point Branch DITCH
Com pany was referred to the Com mittet
| on Il lads and Vacant Lands.
Mir. Ware gave notice OF en- act TO ap
po,ut notary pubic for the Securit,
rrlst aud Safe Dsposit Company, VII
| mington,
| He aleo gave notice OF supDlemen'
to the charter OF the Edge Nicer lroi
| Company. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
DEArA.

bENZE.-On the I'd iDst Anton hense, In
tho tatn ear OF bis age.
Relatives and friends and General u,
y. Grant Post, No. 10, q A. H.. and the
order In general, IRE respectfully invited 90
attend his funeral from his Isto resid sDce
No. ia King ttrost on Saturday afternoon
Services at the house at o'ciooG Inter.
men, Ct Washington and bTandywlns
Cemetery.
HHlTF.-In this city, on February J. 1857
fdwin IA. White, IN tho 2lst ycat OF hi
age
he stlvos sad frien Ia are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral fruu the resi-
dsnce of his father, TO. y . ratnAil street, on
sunday February 0, at2p. IN. Services ~
the house. Interim at wNniagion sne
Brandy wine Cemetery.
ROBINS JN.-Oh the Srd irs,., Jamt'
Robinson, in his T9ts year.
Relatives and friends are invites TO stteut
the fu neral flon hls late re iidehoo, SIS W es
Twelfth street, on second day, the Tth mat.
At 2 o'o ock. Intsrment at a ilnington AM
brandyvins sometory.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvns.


The Board OF Trade me, last evening,
but ewing to the very bad condition OF
the pavemehts preventing walSine
without great danger, no quorum wa
pressn. The meeting WAS then nd
jourped until next Thursday night,
when 1t Is expected some action will be
taken In refere noe TO the Penirtuls Hor
tioultural Associations exhibition Of
fruit and flowers TO be held IN this city
ne x, Septt mber.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
VM.B.SHARP eco.
Fourth and Market SIS,

Prudent buyers know a
a bargain when they see it.
We take account of stock
every January.
AS prudent merchants
we do not like old stock.
Therefore when prudent
buyers and prudent mer-
chants meet on the same
ground OF bargain dealing,
the object sough: after by
both is generally obtained.
Our reduced goods have
been appreciated rapidly,
and many we've hardly had
time to take a second breath
on.
All of our Seal Coats are
gone.
Most OF our odd coats are
gone-S3.5o, from Sc and
$40.
Waterproofs at Csc all
gone; wish we had a thou =
sand for you.
A day or two more will
finish up the plaid muslins
-64c from 1Oc.
Towels. &c down to Ia c
and 25c down to I6c-a few
here yet. Prudent buyers
should see them.
Twenty-Five silver gray
waterproofs, 81 to "a inch
down to 81.
A lot of seerSuckers in
stripes and plain, all in rem.
nants Of from I yard to IL
yards, high grade goods
reduced to SC per yard.
The black and red plaids
for children, 37Ic down to
lI5-all gone but one style
think of it.
A special offering in black
dress goods-a 3S-in. blacl
lgranite cloth-one OF th'
livery best every day wearing
Iblack dress fabrics to b.
had-reduced from 75c t
ACC.
Our upholstery depart
ment shows many decide
bargains; sooner than pac'
away what few we hav
: over of Turcoman curtain
: ! are reduced as below.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

When A. T. Williams. of GreeDbank,
went TO the station this morning th.
double doors refused TO open. Report
ing to tie hopse his daughter CLARA
tried the door with 10 better success,
after which Miss Minnie, the eldest
daughter, and keeper of the station,
nied ths door but had to force IL open
before ste could ertsr. She soon saw
What Was the matter. Tickets and
Office papers and blanks were strewed
over the floor in all directions. A
mach liz and thrown into Q box
scorct ed but did net light the paper
Twelve pennies Jeff in the money
ORA ~sr was al the money that wa
taken. Miss Minnie the station agent
had AIKEN al the other money out Il I
night before. TIE robbers got In b.
prs ing open the off co window.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

The sixth annual mag Ierads ball e
the Eonpsrail Association will be nelt
this evening II the new Weccacoe Hall,
The participants who mask wilt 10 te'
in the psrloTs Of She Fan" Hose Coc,
pany 81 8 O'Clock, ana 2roeee ed 10 TIE
hal IL p e-iy headed ne s. brass Oaud
Good uius4u viii lie 10 stieudauce. Gen
tieIaen's ;'ckets 30 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
Another Blp,s from G. w. Uh,fs.

Gaor. W .Childs, edito. of the Pal.s
delphis Lsa ger. hgs presented tbe Urto-
Chapel NJ Mar iron with sp,e6a 20
Bible. The its.k Of tue sunday scho1I
of MArehallEgp nave been returned tor
Mr. Chtids' kll il eonsic GRAFTON,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
S;JACoBs OIL
OnNouEks PAIN.
CURED MAeIcALLY.

UNDESIRABLE Pains -"Struck" the Cure.
Mr. Fred Roggc, q. a. r., Of qsdsden,
Tenn. saws 10 his friends. "kheumn-
tism, took hold on me and for years be
came unbearAbte. Every remedy WAS
tried and failed entirely I'LL struck 81
jacobs OIL. Amer fair uiAl / nos
consider myself cured"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
A, the opors Ho'

Miss Adele Palma vi. A. :,
appearance In this c!H
House tomorrow night, u ~
sion she will present wv o'.sS
dies, entitled "a LIE ~
"Iour Ia Hand. " NJ us .,..s
making her first Amel ls,s
iuring her recent engssIisJ1
York received the unqn wv,
ihs entire press Of thss r' .Sasi
90 years OF age, but has ny a
ave years OF her lie on ~ ~ oD ii.
tue 6 ai6anos and tn'l ,,obs
brightest his,roaic ! III . b.
This, combined Win al
and her great nam !, .ibS
ready made her . hn', aid y
az : soubreito she is !. 81. : b
eansl 10 Lolita. sba - /,
land oil her spare i.ni az
Iperfs citing iersslf iot ~ ~
| her choice. Those y 40 70 b
ROW evening will be. su sslss
excellent performf.l. g. ~
the finest young aV'''
stage.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
Sale Of Seats.

The Gale OF seats for The National
Opera Compsny's performances OF
"Lskme" at the Opera House next
Wednesday night will commence at
Thomas, Nc. All Market stres,, at
o'clock tomorrow morning, and the In
dicst,ons are that the demand will he
so great that the larger part of the
house will be sold tomorrow There
was never an event in am usem ents
which has caused \ greater interest In
shis city.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
N ARRIlD.

BPA8rR-ERANOiS. Breokiyn, Feb
rusry3, by tho Rs7. ksese r, Aiisep, II
H.. q. Theodore Berger, OF Montreal, Il
MISS sadie A. l.. FraLeis, of Brooklyn.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
100 s2 waning machine. free,

To Introduce them In Wilmington
II you want one send at once 10 Mon
arch Laundry Works, - Rsndolp i
street, Chicago. Illinois.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
IbsA

George Anderson, Frost st
tree,s, offers for sale 50 ,Ouso
Alex. Chambers, tin roofing iiaa
,obbing neatly done, 222 King 'vs'
The he's lnnch ard a glsa oil
found IT Leee's, 224 Kirs s''sa
Cotton mill har ds are ssns
iambril, Thirteenth AMI uiSil
A man named Higgins FOL .
itraet ntar French nboul wv
noon, and injured him stlf qua
Agents 10 work OF sa.sIy ~
by the Wheeler & Wilson MAI
ing Company at No. 81 aars
James T. Grub ads,rtiss'
houses Nos. 704 and ZIG E@
ISIeek
The sixth annual bal Of dc
rtil Association will be ned ~
Weccacoe Hall
A aroat, big, lunch served y
call ~ LfGk's, 224 KiLg sies
row morning and evening
Tho contract for ano.htf "
for the Brooklyn Ferry CONF
been awarded 10 the Hsrlal 81
worth Company.
Tho frat half hour OF the no
evening NJ 81. Paul's osnis
given 10 Testimonies, begipOA
al are invited.
Horace johnson, clerk 70
of the city treasurt T, is COMES
ned by an attack OF IL fanH's
mAtism.
The annual election Of clh%l
Wilmir gtoD Institute Wv |.
the library room next TuesuH
the hours OF s and 8p. N.
Letters tesla mentsry Cd Wv
william ii. Couahlan, ~.
minston Haudred, have ~
10 Thomas Il Lally, CT it"'
| a ni.knan while driving,
cam on tho kewpgIt PIKE y.
had all axle to break, le'uas
tents Of the wagon to Ihe w
| Have yon tried DOR CO .e0 a..
60c. Teas; II not do 70 AZ on.I
he best goods for the mou..
she city. Crippen, Do
street.
i II 10 reported that ihr 9 o,,i
The Newport people lag, ol y
wild animal. will be tassn
1t Philadelphia, on Mopaan !.
Thompson who effected 'ns
The steamer wilmis:Ia'
mence RAINING to Che's ~,
lelphia to- morrow no,'
Fourth street wharf Of ~, ~ n
p. m. ; rsturning, she W."
delphia ct 10 u. IN. ard ,r
Iconiinue every day tsan'"
until farther notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

Freah roasted java, Rio, HsgusvIa
and MaeacaiSo cof,e. Orippen. 8 East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
TURC OMAN CURTAINS.

81 80 Algerian borders TO - 90 per pair
400 Algerian boraers 10 $50 per pair
500 SILK Noil, 400 per pair
$50 dado border L.,
Olive and Gold, 'i
900 dado borders, soo
IL % d la cb oHrds'' Ito $50 per pair
70 90 dado borders, .no
Olive, blue and Gold, $3.50 ~. pan
l6 W Figured Centres,
bordered, }
For chambers or sitting
rooms, we've reduced all oul
N ottingham Lace Curtains
as below.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

a lot Of boys long boots, sizes II tJ
IS. CEl, Use. az No Il Bast Fourth ST.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

He is sill serving tn, best lunch In
h. cit5-Legg pa King stree.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

Tho weatlltR

To.narrew promises TO be clear ant
colder. Sunday fair to clear with fall
ing temperature.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

Pure pepper, pure ginfer,ruro cloves.
pure cinnamon, pure muslStd; all our
spices are pure. OFippen, East SEQ
ond street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

Wouef's flannGl-lined, laced shoes 81
as No. II East Fourth foes.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

The place 10 get nice OF lunch Ia AZ
L,gg's, z24 Klng street..
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

BE sure and call tor DI. Bulls Cough
Syrup, II you are troubled with bad
cough or cold.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

A milk book OIL Wedpesdsy. belong.
Ing so VIM. n. LUX. The fiudef viii
be suitably rewarded by leaving il at
this ofllce.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
Still Striking,

1--WE arc still striking" said a
clothing cutter i'll Philadelphia
yesterday---well! SO are we. We
are determined to get our sur
plus stock off the shelves, and if
you will only help US we will al
low you the 80 per cent. dis
count. It's a clear saving on
first class clothing. Just such
goods as you want--whcn you
are willing to pay full prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

Mr.. James white, 1852 Broadway,
New York, formerly chief instructor II
Dlckel's Riding school writef; my
horse ran a-ay and broke my shoulder,
arm and elbow, splitting the socket In
four parts. II was set and healed, but
rheumatism set In, and fer eighteen
months suffered toriurek MY phyh-
oiAa -pne OF the best In New Y sik-hav-
ing tried every hing without relief,
finally said: Il have 40 moro thing "
try and that 10 ~. Jacobs OIL. and II
that does not reitors your arm and care
ysur rheumatism, j know Of nothing that
can give ysu raIle'.' commenced using
1t. and In o short timo my arm was
cured.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

THE CHARLES A. vO1ELgR o.. Bal.
timoro Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04
sciaticA Cured Immcdiassiy--A Chem
tst's Opinten.

SCTEt1ck fnTHcufHssry
tst's Opihten.
Yp'iiapti, Mich.
wss induced 10 Try your valuable 81.
jacobs Oh fr n own fam lily for soistioa
and found II the most effective ruoefa-
cieut for that disease ever tried prsiuc-
ing Immediate relief IN its use on ny
daugbter after blistering and all ether
remedies had fa lied. | have folloUtd
manufacturing drugs and chemicals Tor
thirty years and tried the Shoie climate
ria modica and as . remedy found no
equal. s. II. DlMICk, Ohemisi'
Excruoiating ARony-Prompty Cured.
Mr.. 7. Poscy, 22o CANAL street, Now
Orleans, La, was prostratcd BY the eA-
Circulating aHopy Of ectatisa. he says 81.
Jacobs on promptly cured him.
THE CHARLES A. vO9ELgR o.. Bal.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

DOR RENT-rWU HOUSES Ma ,ot =
- seveath strsst, No. 7ls East seventh
street. Apply to JAMES L. q ,sUBB
n-1'i b2l East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-04

GfOR kfNr-DWEIa.INu IA OISp
a No. 1904 Wet s.h street, o looms and
Dath, front porch. Apply 10 j CLAYI,,rl
MA sSEi, iaA King sstesI. n.sts
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-29
Funeral Of Mr.. Margaret Kelley

The funeral of Mr., Margaret Kelley
took place at @ o'clock yesterday morn
ing from 81 Peter, Cathedral There
was large attendance of mourning
friends Father Van de Nyyer celebrated
"a solemn requiem high mass. He was
assisted by Rev Fathers Slattery and
Baum-artner
The remains were taken 20 Petersburg
I'm "a special coach attached TO the 1919
am. train and were accompanied 20
Petersburg By quite number Of friends.
The following were the pall-bearers .
Messrs. John II. Dinneen, James II Doc
lev. j. II. Chataigne. Alexander Delaney,
John Ahern. John VI. Higgins. and Robert
T. English
Major John d. Kelley and Mr. William
;. Kelley, of New York, and Father Ben
iamin Kelley, Of Atlanta, came on to the
funeral.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-29
/ Iii stand In th, ll-l.

ayes We have a pretty rough time OF IT in
winter said a big Italian proprietor Of a
fruit stand near the city hall. You see, we
keen open even in the coolest weather. and IL
i hard work 10 evoid freezing TO death on
some Of the winter nights You have in this
country. Does it payi Wei. in one way
Won see. il a customer came along and found
me closed up be would 50 70 another stand,
and nine chances out Of ten ! should not get
hin, back a-ain Yes. we all have our regu-
lar line of customers, just like tho people who
are rich enough to hire stores. I'm the sum
mer time DO O. good business. especially dur
fug the morning and after 10 or II o'clock at
night \ great many Of my customers never
fail 20 make me q call Oh their way home
from the play or other place OF amusement
Then those who are employed until late at
night usually purchase a little fruit or half a
mint OF peanuts from one or another stand
before going home. OF course we do not get
along as we should Ike 70, although It is. per-
haps. o better paying business than many
people imagine.
40 we ever have any troubled Well now
and then You see, a party Of youngsters
who hayo been too well entertained come
alon-. now aud then, late az night but we
can usually either brighten or coax them into
behaving themselves They viii get away
with cd apple or orange in spite Of US, some
time Brooklyn Eagle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-29

Last night Grand Chancellor Thomas
III. Ninels0n Vice Grand Chancellor b
T. Crump Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal John c. Teller Grand Preiate W T.
Littlciohu and Grand Master of EX-
chequer T L. Courtney of the Grand
Lodge knights Of Pythias. visited Mar
shall Lodge knights of Pythias and
were received with due honor- Past
Grand Chancellor d. G. Richardson and
other lignitarics were IN attendance
The work was exempided and % real
fraternal time was had
4 number of interesting addresses were
made After adjournment collation.
was rendered the Grand Chancellor at
PiIlni, uptown store, sol here Frank
Burke laid before them what will be
known a, "a memorable menu 1t was al
an early hour when the happy party re-
uctantlv dispersed TO the tune of We
Won't Go Home Until Morning
Tonight the Grand Chancellor visits
Damon Lodge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-29
1IANcuf>rrR 1IArruE,
Fact, Found iiom the farthc-t Corners of
our sister titf.

The meeting. conducted by Rev Mr.
Nccdham continues 90 attract large con-
grceauous. and much interest is mani
tested
ln the Hastings Court yesterday the
Tucker case was continued until June.
and after trm-acting some chancery bus
mess the count adjourned for The term
A new gate BIAS been placed on the
Tenth-street side of the court house
square
Judge Beverly a Hancock has return
cd from his circuit
Senator Warwick yesterday introduced
a bin fixing the date. for holding courts
I'm this judicial circuit
The crossing 40 the corner of Twelfth
and McDonoueh streets is now In a
horrible condition. The mud being more
than shoe deep something should De
done at once TO fiN this place
Fish are being caught in large num-
bers.
The river continues above lbs usual
height. but no freshet is apprehended.
Three more licenses were taken out
Yesterday Treasurer Bronaugh has re-
ceiyed in all from this source S3.l00
against 3 500 last year
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-29

Professor ". ". Smith has secured in
this CITY $4,000 for The endowment ON
Randolph Macon College and hopes 90
raise 10 90 the $4,000 for which he Is
working. lie made nasty trip 10
Florida. and secured of one gentleman
$4,000. and while in New York 70 few
days ago one of his old pupils ai Bethel
gave him 81 900 orlhe Chemical Labora-
tory He is again in New York. pros
pecting. such TACT energy. and devotion
must command success Tie hopes 10
make the Virginia portion of ihe fund
$4,000. with Baltimore Conference TO
be heard from.
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BREVITIES.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. MINOR
MENTION. ND LOCiL LifONICS
The News of the Ia, Boiled Down and
served Up in Condensed shape About
Folks You Know. and Interesting Items
Happily and Hastily Hit.

Range Of thermometer at Spence, Ty-
rec & Co.'S shoe house, Slj East Broad
street. April 2~th, 1857. g am, 60. -
m, &C. 3 pm, Gs'; g pm. Gl'
The CITY Railway extension 90 Holly
wood viii have double track down
Laurel street i0 Beverly street
Mr. Rcinhardf. Nr, John II knowles
Jr. Nj II. + Laube. and Mr. lardella
will take part in fhc Elke entertainments
The Council Committee ODD Printing
had q meeting last nigAt and transacted
routine business
Rev. George Vs. Wmy of Centenary
church. will preach ~ salem Charles
City county ON the first Sunday in May
for The Presiding Elder who is called
away on important business
Bishop Granhcry expects. SOW are i'm
formed 90 De in Virginia This spring and
win Doe at The Rand0lph-Macon com
mcncemcnt. June 18th and 10TH
Sell Burgess the comedian and wife
are at Ford Hotel
Mr.. Frank Beard the celebrated car-
t0onist. will lecture with illustrations az
~cventhstrcet Christian church to-mor
row night
The lecture of Rev a. " Couwel Of
Philadelphia al Graccstrcei Baptist
church tomorrow evening on Acres OF
Diamonds bias been postponed.
Mt G. Heller of HdlcrG Co.. who has
been living in Raleigh y c. t0r some
years bias removed wfh hi- family back
10 Dis old home
Mes.rs A. o Mayer OF GAINESVILLE.
and J. II Van Auk0 and George {.
Gary. of Petersburg were iu the citY 1e--
tcrday
Nh Thompson Brown has returned
from DIS Northern trip
Monte Walker swith McCml Buddy
gore Opera Company. which opens in
New York next Nouda,
Mr. II. VI Bancroft of Tolcr'i.Ie. W..
wa- iu the city yesterday
Mr. William Cans. of s.. Sak- IS Co..
celebrated bis birthday yesterday
The Tnm- office Na- honared hya call
last night from Mr. Andrew Morgan OF
Petersburg who came all the way from
thc Cockadc to hear tle lce'u. of Rev.
Dr TaImage
Mr. DOYLE. supervisor of the road bed
of ihe Richmond and A.le-hmvr0al mi
Miss Kate s Mckinney Of Lucaio So
Campbell county. were marIeIin Lynch
burg Wednesday evening at 1880 oc.o.A
The ceremony Ha- performed ~ TIDE
Church of the Holy Cross. after which